Goldstone and Dentalium together truly make for a striking contrast. The bright color of dentalium bounces light off the goldstone, creating a gleaming subtlety sure to captivate.
Dentalium shells (also called tusk shells) have been used for hundreds of years as currency and decoration for traditional indigenous and non-indigenous clothing and Western designs. They are typically white and shaped like elephant tusks and worn in a variety of garments and jewelry designs as a symbol of wealth, health and community connection.
Learn about Goldstone: HERE
Approximately 3’’ in length
Since shell is a natural material, shape, color and size will vary.
Goldstone and Dentalium together truly make for a striking contrast. The bright color of dentalium bounces light off the goldstone, creating a gleaming subtlety sure to captivate.
Dentalium shells (also called tusk shells) have been used for hundreds of years as currency and decoration for traditional indigenous and non-indigenous clothing and Western designs. They are typically white and shaped like elephant tusks and worn in a variety of garments and jewelry designs as a symbol of wealth, health and community connection.
Learn about Goldstone: HERE
Approximately 3’’ in length
Since shell is a natural material, shape, color and size will vary.
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